How I Got My Job » Bottomless Closets http://howigotmyjob.com Real people. Real job-hunting success stories. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:19:05 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= How I Got My Job is a an internet radio series (podcast) in which individuals share their job-hunting success stories. Think of it as "Inside the Actor's Studio" but for job seekers and those looking to improve their job situation. Daniel Johnson, Jr. no Daniel Johnson, Jr. daniel@howigotmyjob.com daniel@howigotmyjob.com (Daniel Johnson, Jr.) Daniel Johnson, Jr. and Jazzmania Productions Real people. Real job-hunting success stories. job search, job hunt, career, how to get a job, how I got my job, job search success How I Got My Job » Bottomless Closets http://media.danieljohnsonjr.com/HIGMJ_200.jpg http://howigotmyjob.com How I Got My Job as an Executive Director – Kendall Farrell http://howigotmyjob.com/how-i-got-my-job-as-an-executive-director-kendall-farrell/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-i-got-my-job-as-an-executive-director-kendall-farrell http://howigotmyjob.com/how-i-got-my-job-as-an-executive-director-kendall-farrell/#comments Sun, 06 Sep 2009 18:30:48 +0000 Daniel Johnson, Jr. http://howigotmyjob.com/how-i-got-my-job-as-an-executive-director-kendall-farrell/

In this episode of How I Got My Job (mp3, 28:06, 26.7 MB), Kendall Farrell shares how she got a job as the Executive Director for Bottomless Closet, a non-profit organization serving women in New York City.  She shares some great thoughts about interviewing with perspectives from both sides of the interviewing table.

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About Kendall

Kendall FarrellKendall joined Bottomless Closet as its Executive Director in 2007 having relocated from Vermont and an expansive career in the non profit world. She has been the driving force in leading the organization into its second decade. Prior to Bottomless Closet Kendall had over 20 yrs experience in the nonprofit sector, most notably as the Executive Director of Vermont’s largest AIDS Service Organization and work with a Women’s Rape Crisis Center. Her experience spans direct client services, program development, fundraising and special events in addition to leadership and management. Throughout her career Kendall has supported people who were dying in hospice, worked with homeless individuals and families, developed residential housing for people living with HIV, advocated for public policy legislation to support equality for transgendered individuals and acted as a first responder to women and men immediately following sexual assaults. The experiences she has are quite diverse; however, the shared value is working to create meaningful social and individual change.

As an independent, professional woman she appreciates the value of self-sufficiency and believes that you can never underestimate how putting on a nice pair of shoes can help transform the way you see yourself, build confidence and ultimately get you the job. Furthermore, Kendall appreciates the reach of Bottomless Closet’s mission beyond simply outfitting women but providing programming that will improve women’s professional skills, personal confidence and self-determination.

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